Youth Education
This month, we continue with the adventures of Dorothy, the Scarecrow, the Tin Man, and the Cowardly Lion in the land of Oz as they each search for their heart's desire. We will learn that all we ever need to succeed in life is already within us. Through the Christ Spirit within, the real wizard, we can do all things.
Sunday, February 3rd:
"The Journey Makes a Sharp Left"
The intention of this lesson is to figure out where we go or who do we turn to when we come upon challenges in our lives. Along with Dorothy we meet the Good Witch and the Munchkins and find out what happens to our negative thoughts when we shine the light of Truth on them.
Teachers: Leslyn Keil & Linda Raber
Sunday, February 10th:
"Glinda Points the Way"
Dorothy begins her journey to the Emerald City, singing along with the Munchkins: "Follow the Yellow Brick Road." We follow along, learning that affirmations and denials are tools that we too can use as we confront challenges in our lives.
Teachers: Leslyn Keil & Jo Ann Yeagley
Sunday, February 17th:
"The Yellow Brick Road"
Dorothy meets the Scarecrow who tells her all the wonderful things he could do if he only had a brain. We learn all the wonderful things we can do with our own brains that help us create the good in our lives.
Teachers: Karla Zimmerman & Stephanie Dobroski
Sunday, February 24th:
"Obstacles on the Path"
Dorothy and the Scarecrow meet up with the Tin Man who wishes more than anything that he had a heart. We learn that by using our hearts to love unconditionally, obstacles in our paths just fade away.
Teachers: Lynnette Peterschmidt & Rosemary Minni
Sunday, February 3rd:
"The Journey Makes a Sharp Left"
The intention of this lesson is to figure out where we go or who do we turn to when we come upon challenges in our lives. Along with Dorothy we meet the Good Witch and the Munchkins and find out what happens to our negative thoughts when we shine the light of Truth on them.
Teachers: Leslyn Keil & Linda Raber
Sunday, February 10th:
"Glinda Points the Way"
Dorothy begins her journey to the Emerald City, singing along with the Munchkins: "Follow the Yellow Brick Road." We follow along, learning that affirmations and denials are tools that we too can use as we confront challenges in our lives.
Teachers: Leslyn Keil & Jo Ann Yeagley
Sunday, February 17th:
"The Yellow Brick Road"
Dorothy meets the Scarecrow who tells her all the wonderful things he could do if he only had a brain. We learn all the wonderful things we can do with our own brains that help us create the good in our lives.
Teachers: Karla Zimmerman & Stephanie Dobroski
Sunday, February 24th:
"Obstacles on the Path"
Dorothy and the Scarecrow meet up with the Tin Man who wishes more than anything that he had a heart. We learn that by using our hearts to love unconditionally, obstacles in our paths just fade away.
Teachers: Lynnette Peterschmidt & Rosemary Minni
OUR PROGRAM: We include the children at both the beginning and the close of our Sunday services. Rev. Stephanie spends a few minutes connecting with the children during the Children’s Chat before they are released to their classrooms downstairs. At the end of the service, the children are welcomed back to the community with song and a blessing, and are included in the traditional Peace Song and Prayer for Protection.
In their classrooms, the children engage in lessons based on Unity principles and incorporating wisdom from the many faith traditions represented in our world. They are taught the values of love, courage, compassion, truth and service, through lessons, crafts, prayer and meditation, and active play.
OUR MISSION: To create an environment that inspires children/youth to recognize the Spiritual part of live and to explore and develop it.
In their classrooms, the children engage in lessons based on Unity principles and incorporating wisdom from the many faith traditions represented in our world. They are taught the values of love, courage, compassion, truth and service, through lessons, crafts, prayer and meditation, and active play.
OUR MISSION: To create an environment that inspires children/youth to recognize the Spiritual part of live and to explore and develop it.
Youth at Memorial Day Parade